The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-16

CHARLIE .REED ana AllCo Iai IoOu
have not made decided hit with Little
Jack Sheppard, in San Francisco.
PATTI gives fonr concerts in San
Francisco opening next Friday evening.
Seats are Sc and IS. Boxes $50. $50, $50
and $25.
NINE. NEVADA and Mile. ivan Zandt
recently sang together in Paris, regard.
| less of a rumor then current that each
had lost her voice.
ROSE CoGHLAN rejoins the stock al
Wallack's. New York, next season
Annie Robe is to retire, and will wed
Wall Street broker.
| MARY ANDERSON has secured the Ly
ceum Theatre in London for a season OF
| thirty weeks beginning III September
during which period Henry Irving will
be engaged with his American tour.
TALENT, like blood, will tell. The
Lady of Lyons was presented at the
| CIunie Opera House, Sacramento. a
week ago Thursday night, with Rose
| Wood as Pauline, and Logan Paul as
Claude Melnotte.
MISS ELEANOR CAREY received the
news of her divorce from San Francisco
and was married in this city on Tuesday
to w. +. Blood, whose stage name is
w. F. Blande. He is also with The
Tangled Lives Company.-Er.
LEAHDER RICHARDSON'S Comment, for
merly Byrne's Dramatic Times, has gone
up. Comment had an existence of Just
fourteen weeks. and it is said $4,000
was sunk by Mr.. Richardson's hackers,
one of whom was Charles Hoyt.
HAZEL KIRKE has been disinterred
and galvanized in England, Miss Mill
ward appearing as the heroine and
Tom" Whiffen as Pittacus Green. Mr.
Whiffen makes of that character, &C
cording to the statement of an English
paper. "a self-sutficient and aggressive
ass"
Miss VIOLA ALLEN has been engaged
by Mr.. John A. Stephens for the pto-
duction of his Forthcoming new play.
Miss Allen has for some time been asso-
ciated with MIR. Atkins Lawrence in Mr..
Gunter's Wall Street Bandit, which has
apparently fallen victim to highway
men in the shape of sheriffs.-EG.
For his new opera, Otello, Verdi is TO
receive $4,000. Gounod received half
that sum for his Redemption. On the
first night of the production of Otello,
at La Scala, Milan, there will be q
charge of ten francs for admission to
the theatre, besides the price of seats.
Besides the above sum, the publisher,
Ricordi, agrees to pay half the authors
fees, about $40 for each performance.
Mr.. MILTON MOBILES has temporarily
closed his season in order to celebrate
the christening of his child. The idea is
quite novel one, and | recommend it
IN tho kin6Iu otfontinY, af Macors To-
Barton, Frohman and Randall, Charles
Watkins, Sydney Rosenfeldt, and other
gentlemen of genius. | have no doubt
that Mr.. MOBILES found it very conven-
lent TO have child to christen lust now,
because, if the truth must be told-and
L suppose it must-his season has been
of nature which can only be charac
terized as financially disastrous. How
ever, as soon as the baby has recovered
from the shock of being christened, l
feel assured that Mr.. Mobiles, having
recovered his second wind, will make
another plunge at the one night stands.
-Nelcs Letter.
SOME two or three years ago an or
chestra was organized in Liverpool
from among the society ladies by
viscountess, in order to raise money for
q OOU ~ Aoo Sl1CG DCCu COu-
tinued, and has now become something
like permanent affair. At present the
orchestra is limited to a string band.
1t is possible that the heavier brass in.
struments are. unsulted to ladies lips,
and fair cheeks, distended by blowing, |
for instance, a trumpet, would certainly |
not look pretty. But apart from this |
the affair is constituted on the most |
business like OrincinleS There ORC |
fourteen first and similar number of |
second violins, eight Yiolas and eight |
Three ladies have even |
been found willing and competent to
play that ponderous instrument the |
double bass. Girls of almost every type
If beauty are there, clad uniformly in |
white frocks relieved by shoulder knots, |
some of pale blue and others of salmon |
color. No Adam is allowed to invade
his orchestral Eden.